What You’ll Discover in Jessica Hunt Complex Feeding Issues
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Jessica Hunt – Complex Feeding Issues
- Complex Feeding Issues
- Common misconceptions explained
- Overlap between sensory processing skills, or oral motor skills, and behaviors
- Normal development key points
- Evaluation of Feeding Skills
- Observations: Sensory or behavioral responses
- Oral motor evaluation of jaw, lips and tongue strength and range for feeding
- Foods that provide quick information
- For a quick sensory profile, perform sensory tasks
- Case study: Combining it all.
- Video of case studies and evaluations
- Techniques and Treatment Strategies
- Autism
- Take action against food jags
- Food fun: Sticks, cubes, and other food-related toys to improve oral motor skills
- Be aware of mealtime habits such as not sitting down and throwing the food.
- Simple ways to control arousal at a table by using breathing and proprioceptive feedback
- Systemic desensitization for tactile over responsivity
- Video case study
- Cerebral Palsy
- Oral motor exercises to encourage rotary chewing and tongue lateralization.
- Easy ways to increase your responsivity
- Tone management allows for a greater range of motion on the cheeks and lips
- Hand-to-mouth connection
- Handling and seating
- Exercises to reduce tongue thrust
- Sensory input to enhance oral motor muscle receptivity
- To regulate your oral facial muscles, stretch it
- Tone for straw drinking and chewing
- Video case examples
- Other Development Delays (Down Syndrome and Failure to Thrive)
- Children with impaired vision or cortical sight impairment can use simple sensory techniques to aid their vision.
- Cognitive delays can be addressed using sensory processing and motor skill.
- Oral motor exercises “mealtime concepts” For children who refuse to eat by their mouths
- You can’t fail to succeed if you make fun of food and raise interest
- Video case examples
- Promote Carry- Over at Home
- Families and caregivers should be educated about the complexity of feeding
- Routines can help you create a peaceful mealtime at your home.
- Simple oral motor exercises for play and meals
- Simple sensory activities that promote attention and regulation during mealtime
- Autism
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Description:
- Sensory treatments to maintain peaceful mealtimes
- Reduce food jags to aid Autism
- To address feeding difficulties, combine motor and sensory strategies
- Deep breathing and proprioceptive feedback to address self-Regulation at the table
You may work with special-needs children who are unable to speak or act normally. Are there children you know who only eat a few foods, or who prefer the same food? Are your families unable to go out to restaurants?
Watch this recording to get the strategies you need to make mealtimes more peaceful and positive!
This course will cover more than just sensory issues. We will also discuss behavioral and motor issues. You will be shown how to treat feeding problems in children with Autism and Cerebral Palsy using video cases.
Advanced techniques will allow you to:
- Examine the causes of eating difficulties. Are they behavioral, sensory, or oral motor?
- Increase variety and decrease food jags
- Combine motor and sensory to address cerebral palsy’s feeding delays
- Improve jaw strength, decrease ineffective lip closing, and improve tongue lateralization
- To address yourself, use deep breathing and proprioceptive feedback-Regulation at the table
- For children with impaired vision or cortical impairment, it is important to develop sensory, auditory, tactile and smell skills in order to increase their participation
- To promote home carryover, educate parents and caregivers
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